Yes, that message was a first time success for Fleksy writing it's and its but more experimenting shows that if Fleksy types the wrong version of its, a one finger flick down gives you the alternative version! Harry
> On 18 Jan 2016, at 21:01, Alan Lemly <[email protected]> wrote: > > Harry, > > Hang on and ignore my last post. I had missed the its possessive in front of > the word keyboard. So you typed that sentence using the Fleksy keyboard and > it got both the possessive its and the i t apostrophe s contraction correct? > I might need to ask about your Fleksy keyboard settings as I was not > successful when testing an its sentence on my iPhone with the Fleksy keyboard. > > Alan > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of > Harry Bell > Sent: Monday, January 18, 2016 11:58 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Fleksy and Possessive Apostrophes was RE: A Fleksy Keyboard > Tutorial > > It's a shame Fleksy doesn't prioritise VoiceOver on its keyboard but it's a > surprise that Fleksy got each apostrophe in this message right first time... > >> On 18 Jan 2016, at 17:43, Alan Lemly <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Krister, >> >> Please forgive any American English grammar tutoring that creeps into this >> message. Unfortunately, it is necessary to express my point but I do realize >> that most other languages do things differently and none of them can claim >> they are any better than the others. >> >> You are exactly right in your example about it's or the English contraction >> for it is. I agree that Fleksy will get this one right. The confusing part >> of this contraction is that in our inconsistent application of grammatical >> rules, its as a possessive does not use an apostrophe before the s. So, if >> I'm talking about a tree and want to comment that its bark is really rough, >> the its preceding the bark should contain no apostrophe. I understand that >> inconsistencies like these can't be programmed effectively and user care >> must be taken to ensure their input is accurate. >> >> But back to my original question. I find that I tend to use possessives more >> than a fair amount in my typing. Whether typing something like John's car is >> in the driveway or my dog's hair is tangled, an apostrophe followed by an s >> must come after the proper name John or the dog to express the possession >> conveyed by the sentence. The Fleksy Keyboard doesn't have an easy way to do >> this that I've figured out nor does it automatically correct to add the >> apostrophe if one simply types the word with the s at the end with no >> punctuation. Your suggestion to try the punctuation offerings under the >> period is a good one but alas the apostrophe isn't there. One of the things >> I really liked about the original Fleksy app later renamed Fleksy VO was >> that it did include an apostrophe s as one of its punctuation offerings >> through the single finger swipe down gesture. >> >> I hope I haven't confused the issue further. I suspect that maybe the >> hotkeys extension will provide a way to make inputting an apostrophe s a bit >> easier but I'm sort of wrestling with understanding how to set up that >> extension as it doesn't seem intuitive to me. If it works like I think it >> should, the user should designate some hotkey shortcut to represent what is >> to be input and then provide what is to be typed when that hotkey is >> selected. However, when I went into setup under the hotkey extension, I >> found that what VoiceOver was reading to me wasn't clear as to what I should >> do to configure it. I know I'm just going to have to play with it a bit to >> trial and error it out. >> >> Thanks for any suggestions you might have. >> >> Alan >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf >> Of Krister Ekstrom >> Sent: Monday, January 18, 2016 2:08 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: Re: A Fleksy Keyboard Tutorial >> >> Ahem, Not sure what you mean there with apostrophies, the reason being that >> in Swedish we don’t have those apostrophies at least not so much. However, >> if i want to type a word like it’s i simply type its and the auto correction >> kicks in and adds an apostrophy for me. If that’s not what you mean, could >> you please elaborate a little? >> /Krister >> >>> 18 jan. 2016 kl. 06:09 skrev Alan Lemly <[email protected]>: >>> >>> Krister, >>> >>> Thanks for your kind words and your additional instruction. I especially >>> appreciate your comments about the extensions because now I understand how >>> to remove the ones that have been installed. It seems that the first line >>> that appears when you execute the Extensions button shows those that are >>> installed which I'm thinking may be limited to four because there is only >>> room for four extension icons on this top row. Only clicks are heard as you >>> swipe through these and nothing happens if you double tap on any of these >>> first row icons if none are installed. However, if any are installed, they >>> are presented in this top row but without any VoiceOver identification. If >>> you double tap on an installed extension icon in this top row, another >>> small box in the center of the screen will open identifying the extension >>> and provide an identified remove button to remove it. I noticed that the >>> first icon in this top row always seems to say GIFs whether that extension >>> is installed or not. It seems as if it might be dimmed on mine as I have no >>> extensions installed and nothing happens when I double tap on it. >>> >>> I will update the tutorial to reflect this additional info about the >>> extensions as well as your other comments on emojis and languages. I'll not >>> rush this since I'm hoping other suggestions might be forthcoming and I'd >>> like to get as many edits in as possible before reposting the tutorial. >>> >>> I do have one question for you. The original Fleksy included an apostrophe >>> s in the punctuation choices to make it easy to enter possessive >>> punctuation. The Fleksy Keyboard doesn't do this and I'm wondering if you >>> have a suggestion on how to make entering an apostrophe followed by an s >>> easier. I guess I can always simply fetch the apostrophe from the numbers >>> keyboard and then jump back to the letters as I have to do with the >>> standard iOS keyboard but I'd welcome a shortcut since I use this fairly >>> often. >>> >>> Thanks again for your comments. >>> >>> Alan >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf >>> Of Krister Ekstrom >>> Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2016 3:11 AM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Re: A Fleksy Keyboard Tutorial >>> >>> Hi, >>> This is a very good tutorial indeed. Please allow me to try to add some >>> things that i’ve discovered: >>> 1 to uninstall an extension you have to click on the area at the top of the >>> screen where there are just clicks to be heard from VO, then look at the >>> text that appears below that describes the extension. If you have chosen >>> the right extension, swipe to the button that says ”remove” and press it. >>> This removes your extension. >>> Unfortunately right now this is rather a hit or miss scenario but it works. >>> >>> 2 when opening the emoji keyboard for the first time, there’s a dialog >>> explaining that you can change colors of the emoji. This dialog has to be >>> removed before you can do things with your emoji keyboard. You remove this >>> dialog by looking for an ”ok” button which you double tap. >>> 3, on the ”more” screen there’s a button called ”languages” as was >>> mentioned in the tutorial. This button or link pops up a dialog that lets >>> you choose additional languages to download. I for example have Swedish and >>> English as my languages. >>> At the top of the dialog is a list of the language(s) you already have >>> installed and the one you’re currently using is highlighted. Below is a >>> list of additional languages you can download. Double click on the name of >>> the language you want and a progress meter will appear showing how many >>> percent of the language has been downloaded. When the download is complete, >>> the language disappears from the list of downloadable languages and appears >>> at the top of the dialog among the languages that are downloaded. Here you >>> can choose whether you want to use that language by double clicking it, the >>> language then becomes highlighted and is ready for use. Tip: if you have >>> the full sized keyboard, the one with the spacebar on it, you can do a >>> quick swipe left on the spacebar and the language will change on the fly. >>> This change will stick until next time you swipe quickly on the space bar >>> to switch languages. >>> Lastly, remember patience, patience, patience, there’s a learning curve >>> involved with this app, so take your time learning it and don’t give up if >>> it doesn’t work for you the first time. >>> /Krister >>> >>>> 17 jan. 2016 kl. 06:13 skrev Alan Lemly <[email protected]>: >>>> >>>> Hello Listers, >>>> >>>> Recently, several posts have been made to the viphone list requesting a >>>> tutorial on using the Fleksy Keyboard. This is the third party keyboard >>>> from the developers of the original Fleksy app later named Fleksy VO that >>>> many of us have used. I am providing such a tutorial with this post and am >>>> cross posting this message to both the viphone and iDevices lists. The >>>> tutorial is in a marked up html file with various headings and bullet >>>> points and can be downloaded here: >>>> >>>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/ubtto7ggk95vmjc/Fleksy%20Keyboard%20tutorial.html?dl=0 >>>> >>>> I will also paste the text of the tutorial following my signature but >>>> since many of you read your email in plain text as opposed to html, the >>>> markup and formatting will be lost. Those downloading the file and wanting >>>> to read it with your iDevices should place it in a Dropbox folder so you >>>> can access it with Dropbox. I've opened the file using my Dropbox app on >>>> my iPhone and placing the rotor on headings allows easy navigation among >>>> the parts of the tutorial. >>>> >>>> I would welcome any corrections or suggestions to this tutorial because I >>>> consider it a work in progress. The original Fleksy and now the Fleksy >>>> Keyboard has greatly improved the speed and accuracy of input I create on >>>> my iPhone and I hope this tutorial will help others as they master it. >>>> >>>> Alan Lemly >>>> >>>> Introduction >>>> >>>> · This tutorial was written 1/16/16 for Fleksy Keyboard version >>>> 7.5.0 on an iPhone 6 running iOS 8.3. Version 7.5.0 was the latest version >>>> of Fleksy Keyboard as of this writing. >>>> · According to the September, 2013 podcast on AppleVis, the >>>> original Fleksy was introduced in July of 2012. Due to Apple restrictions >>>> on third party keyboards at this time, the app ran separately and the >>>> content produced with it had to be copied and pasted to where it could be >>>> used such as in the messaging or mail apps. This original Fleksy app was >>>> later named Fleksy VO as the developers began moving toward a separate >>>> Fleksy keyboard in anticipation of Apple allowing third party keyboards. >>>> Fleksy VO was later removed from the Apps Store and Fleksy Keyboard is the >>>> only Fleksy app now available. Apple allowed third party keyboards >>>> beginning with iOS 8 in September of 2014. >>>> Setting Up the First Time >>>> >>>> 1. Launch the Fleksy Keyboard app. >>>> 2. On first launch, you'll be presented with an install Fleksy screen >>>> with a note at the bottom reminding you to turn on full access so that >>>> Fleksy can fetch your settings and gifs. There is a learn more link after >>>> this note that will take you to a web page in Safari that will fully >>>> explain full access. Below this message is an Install button which you >>>> should execute. >>>> 3. You can get to the settings to allow Fleksy full access through >>>> Settings, General, Keyboard, Keyboards and selecting Fleksy. Executing the >>>> install button in the previous step will take you to this settings screen >>>> where you can add the Fleksy keyboard. >>>> 4. Double tap the add new keyboard button. >>>> 5. Under the heading Third Party Keyboards, find Fleksy and double >>>> tap on it. >>>> 6. You will be taken back to your list of keyboards which now >>>> includes Fleksy which you should double tap. >>>> 7. You will be taken to a screen which states Allow full access with >>>> an on/off button which you should make sure is on. >>>> 8. Go to Settings and locate Fleksy in the list of all installed apps >>>> which for the most part are sorted alphabetically. Double tap it and you >>>> can turn buttons on to allow Fleksy to access your contacts and to use >>>> cellular data. I have both of these turned on. Below these buttons is >>>> additional information about installing Fleksy and its settings. >>>> The topline menu buttons when you open the Fleksy keyboard app are Themes, >>>> Extensions, GIFs and stickers, and More. >>>> >>>> Themes >>>> >>>> · Most of the in-app charges are found here. >>>> · You can select from a variety of visual themes from choices like >>>> Festive winter pack, Community limited edition, SHARDS pack, Arcade pack, >>>> Pastel pack, Frozen pack, etc. >>>> · Most themes have a cost but a couple are free. Note that there >>>> appear to be graphic elements below each of these packs but swiping >>>> through them produces only a click sound with no further voiceover >>>> feedback. >>>> · A Classic pack for $.99 was the only one which sounded viable to >>>> me. >>>> · I've chosen to ignore themes since they are visual in nature. >>>> Extensions. The second from the left topline menu button. >>>> >>>> · A single finger swipe right repeatedly after executing the >>>> Extensions button, will broadcast many unidentified clicks but you'll get >>>> to buttons which are identified for GIFs stickers and Emoji, Number row, >>>> Cursor control, One handed, Hot keys, Rainbow pops, Heart pops, Color >>>> pops, and Fleksy tips. >>>> · Below the available extensions is a button to request more >>>> extensions which simply takes you to an online form to make a feature >>>> request. >>>> · I suspect all the pops extensions are visual in nature so will >>>> not use them. >>>> · Once you've added any extensions, an additional row will be >>>> presented above the Fleksy keyboard containing the applicable features >>>> provided by the loaded extension. For example, with the numbers extension >>>> installed, you get a list of number keys not unlike the top row of a >>>> standard QUERTY keyboard. At either end of this extension row are buttons >>>> to switch to the previous extension at the far left or switch to next >>>> extension at the far right. >>>> Manipulating the Extension selection screen >>>> >>>> · Note that I could not figure out how to uninstall an extension >>>> once it was added so take care that you only install ones that you want. >>>> · After VoiceOver announces the extension you want to install, >>>> double tap the screen to start the install process. >>>> · A popup dialog will open but focus may not be on anything that >>>> VoiceOver reads to you. If you touch manually in the middle of the screen, >>>> you should hit the description of the launched extension being installed. >>>> · Swiping right from this description should take you to the add >>>> button which you would execute to install it. In the case of the Hot keys >>>> extension, swiping right from the description will first take you to a >>>> setup button and then the add button. >>>> · Swiping left once from the description will place you on a title >>>> button which is not labeled so you simply hear a click sound as the title >>>> of the extension is only presented visually. >>>> · Swiping left one more time from the unidentified title will >>>> place you on an X button which you can use to close this extension should >>>> you choose not to add it. This x button is also not spoken by VoiceOver >>>> but is important should you choose not to install the extension. >>>> GIFs and stickers. The third from the left topline menu button. >>>> >>>> · Opens a screen of various moving pictures which from what I >>>> could tell seemed a bit like emojis on steroids. I opted not to mess with >>>> any of these since they appear to be totally visual. >>>> More. The fourth from the left and the last topline menu button. >>>> >>>> · Execute the More button to get a vertical menu of the following >>>> options: Tutorial, Settings, Languages, Keyboard size, Help and feedback, >>>> Personalize, Dictionary, Badges, About Fleksy, Tell a friend, and Restore >>>> purchases. >>>> Tutorial >>>> >>>> · I would recommend executing the Tutorial button and reviewing >>>> the screen several times to get an understanding of how Fleksy works. >>>> There are several tips sprinkled throughout the tutorial narrative that >>>> might prove very helpful. >>>> Settings >>>> >>>> · This is the second choice on the screen opening when executing >>>> the More button from the topline Fleksy keyboard app screen. Each of the >>>> various settings will be listed and described. >>>> Advanced Settings. Double tap to access these settings: >>>> >>>> · Fast delete. Deletes whole words with a swipe left when turned >>>> on. >>>> · Side buttons. Adds extra buttons when in landscape orientation >>>> on an iPhone or portrait orientation on an iPad when turned on. >>>> · Magic button. Change the function of the button displayed as a >>>> globe to the left of the spacebar when executed. Possible settings are: >>>> (1) Emoji keyboard displayed, (2) Comma entered, (3) Switch keyboard. This >>>> is the default and how mine is set., (4) Dismiss keyboard. Causes the >>>> keyboard to no longer display., (5) Autocorrect toggle. Tap and hold on a >>>> cell to change the ordering of the Magic button options. >>>> · Emoji skin tone color. Execute to select the default skin tone >>>> color for the emojis which offer color choices. >>>> · Show all accents. Show all possible accented characters when >>>> turned on. Note that I turned this one off because I got tired of Fleksy >>>> entering the accented versions of characters containing such options when >>>> I lingered a bit too long when typing characters. And since I pretty much >>>> type in American English, I don't need the accented characters. >>>> · Long press for numbers. Long presses in the letters keyboard >>>> temporarily switch to the numbers keyboard when turned on. Note that I >>>> have this turned off since I installed the numbers extension. >>>> · Show language in spacebar. Displays the current language in the >>>> spacebar after the keyboard appears when turned on. >>>> · Display HomeRow. Display the colorful background of the middle >>>> row of keys when turned on. In my case, the middle row is simply shown >>>> with a contrasting gray background to distinguish it from the other two >>>> rows of keys which have black backgrounds. >>>> Auto-Capitalization. Starts new sentences with a capital letter when >>>> turned on. >>>> >>>> Auto-Correction. Corrects and completes your words when turned on. >>>> >>>> AutoCorrect with punctuation. Corrects words when entering punctuation >>>> when turned on. >>>> >>>> Double space for punctuation. A period is inserted whenever you input two >>>> spaces in a row when turned on. Note that a single finger swipe right will >>>> enter the word just typed or Fleksy's best guess of that word. Another >>>> single finger swipe right will input a period. >>>> >>>> Keyboard clicks. A click is sounded whenever you tap a key when turned on. >>>> >>>> Swipe sounds. A swoosh is sounded whenever you swipe when turned on. >>>> >>>> Keyboard font. The font of the Fleksy keyboard. I've left this at the >>>> default setting of system font. Note that this doesn't affect any other >>>> apps. >>>> >>>> Voice feedback. Announces the words after you type them when turned on. I >>>> strongly recommend that you keep this turned on. >>>> >>>> Case sensitive layout. Shows all uppercase letters on the Fleksy keyboard >>>> when turned off. Shows these letters in lowercase when turned on. >>>> >>>> Show suggestions. Hides suggestions when turned off even if autocorrect is >>>> on. >>>> >>>> Languages >>>> >>>> · Mine is set to my default of English United States. I'm unclear >>>> whether multiple languages can be chosen here since I only use the one. >>>> Note that there is a button just below my selected language where you can >>>> pick the keyboard layout presented. I have this set to QWERTY. Other >>>> choices are QWERTZ, QZERTY, AZERTY, Colemak, Dvorak, and Dvorak (Fleksy). >>>> Keyboard size. Not only the size but the style of the Fleksy keyboard. >>>> Choices are presented in the following two rows: >>>> >>>> 1. Spacebar or Minimal Keyboard style. Pick spacebar if you want the >>>> spacebar displayed below the letter keys. A 2-finger swipe down on the >>>> spacebar keyboard will switch it to display the minimal keyboard. Pick >>>> Minimal if you only want the letters displayed with no spacebar as was >>>> done with the original Fleksy app. A 2-finger swipe up on the minimal >>>> keyboard will switch it to display the spacebar keyboard. >>>> 2. Keyboard size. Pick between Large, Original, and Small. Note that >>>> I use large to provide a bigger input area. >>>> Help and feedback. Includes the following options and help topics: >>>> >>>> · Send us a message >>>> · Feedback forum >>>> · Fleksy Keyboard for iOS help topics: >>>> · How to type using Fleksy >>>> · Using Fleksy as your default keyboard >>>> · Allowing full access >>>> · How to control Fleksy with gestures >>>> · Fleksy extensions >>>> · Settings >>>> · Languages >>>> · Submitting bug reports >>>> · How to set up typing shortcuts >>>> · Join the beta for iOS and become a tester >>>> Personalize >>>> >>>> · Personalize Fleksy to your writing style with choices to base >>>> this on your style from Facebook, Gmail, or Twitter. >>>> · Reset user data. I suspect this resets your personal dictionary >>>> and any other information you've provided to Fleksy while using it. I >>>> would be cautious about executing this. >>>> Dictionary >>>> >>>> · Provides a list of all the words you've added to your Fleksy >>>> dictionary while using the app. >>>> · An edit button appears in the upper right corner of this screen >>>> which opens a delete icon to the left of each word when executed. >>>> · Just below the topline menu containing the back and edit buttons >>>> is an edit box where you can enter a new word for the dictionary. >>>> Badges >>>> >>>> · Opens a table of badge icons with 6 rows of 3 badges per row. >>>> Each badge is identified by VoiceOver as you swipe through them but I'm >>>> unclear why or how you use these. >>>> About Fleksy. Provides options to: >>>> >>>> · Rate on the Apps Store >>>> · Subscribe to Fleksy news >>>> · Read the privacy policy >>>> · Follow Fleksy on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ >>>> Tell a friend. Provides the usual screen to tell someone about Fleksy >>>> using a message, email, Twitter, Facebook, or more options. >>>> >>>> Restore purchases. I assume this works as it does with other apps if a >>>> fresh install of Fleksy Keyboard is required and you want to restore any >>>> purchased options. >>>> >>>> Tips for using the Fleksy Keyboard >>>> >>>> 1. Fleksy is designed to interpret the word you intended to type >>>> based on the letters you typed whether done accurately or only near the >>>> correct letters. When you've finished typing the word, swipe right once >>>> and Fleksy will announce the word it thinks you wanted. If it is correct, >>>> simply start typing the next word. Fleksy will have input the word it >>>> announced followed by a space. If Fleksy announces an incorrect word, >>>> single finger swipe down in the keyboard area to hear other Fleksy >>>> suggestions. Whichever word it last announces will be what is entered. >>>> This is why diligently keeping a custom Fleksy dictionary can be >>>> beneficial so it will have access to the words you use which aren't in its >>>> built-in dictionary. >>>> 2. You can manually type a word you know isn't in Fleksy's dictionary >>>> by sliding your finger over each key until it is announced by VoiceOver in >>>> the usual touch typing method. When you swipe right once on completion and >>>> Fleksy announces the proper word, you can do a single finger swipe up in >>>> the keyboard area to add this word to your Fleksy dictionary. >>>> 3. Unlike the original Fleksy app, the Fleksy keyboard requires all >>>> gestures to be done on the keyboard itself which occupies about the lower >>>> third or more of the screen depending on the keyboard size selected in >>>> settings. >>>> 4. To switch from the standard iOS keyboard to the Fleksy keyboard, >>>> double tap and hold the button immediately to the left of the spacebar and >>>> slide up until Fleksy is announced then release. >>>> 5. To switch from the Fleksy keyboard to the standard iOS keyboard, >>>> press and hold the button to the left of the spacebar and slide your >>>> finger up and to the right to hear the available options and release when >>>> switch keyboard is announced. >>>> 6. If the Fleksy keyboard is being used and doesn't appear to be >>>> working or is acting flaky, try turning off VoiceOver using a triple press >>>> of the home button and then turning VO on again. This often fixes the >>>> problem. >>>> 7. Fleksy has a bit of a learning curve so review the Tutorial under >>>> the More button on the Fleksy Keyboard app topline menu and the help >>>> topics also under the More button. 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